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Newspaper
Renwick Times
Location
Renwick, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1902
Page
8
Fragmented remarks from doctors discuss antiseptics and solutions like St Faroles and Pleuthay cages as effective in treatment. Mentions institutions such as Andre's hospital and references to gout, spealen, and other ailments while noting expert approval and cautious optimism for wide use.
The text fragments reference President Mooniea, a railroad related event, a disease cure claim, and various disjointed mentions of figures and places. The garbled OCR shows clashes over policy, health remedies, and political tension with unclear chronology or context.
The document recounts a long, dense court narrative detailing political influence and graft. It cites notable names, locations like New York and Washington, dates, financial figures, and mentions trials and appointments. The tone remains formal and procedural, focusing on bribery, prosecution, and official conduct.
The readable fragments describe cattle, shipping signs, prices, weights, and various items including potatoes and dolls. Mentions of New York and birth-like notes appear alongside unclear product lists and pricing terms. The text is highly garbled with no coherent narrative or clear events.
A disjointed report describes a weapon transfer involving a suspect and crowd near Crow the Jorn authorities. The piece notes a weapon exposure and potential legal consequences if the transfer leads to an assassination or public demonstration.
A fragmentary 19th century ad notes Dan Grosvenor praising Peruna as a spring tonic and cure, with letters from H. W. Ogden and others claiming its efficacy for catarrh and general well being. It references Washington, D. C., and a Dr Cardman at a sanitarium, urging readers to try the remedy during favorable spring weather.
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